Also a good deck for anyone looking to say, Ill start my turn by playing Visions of Beyond, which allows me to draw three more cards! Speaking of activating trap cards, the deck has plenty of ways to entice your opponent into searching their library for Archive Trap
The products value is anchored by five key reprints that are staples in competitive formats like Commander, Modern, and Legacy: Phyrexian Altar ($58) Field of the Dead ($40) Urzas Saga ($35) Wasteland ($21) Krark-Clan Ironworks ($20) These five cards alone account for approximately $174 in value, nearly covering the entire cost of the box
Birds of Paradise and Shivan Dragon are two of the most expensive Alpha cards, ahead of many of the dual lands, and these cards have been reprinted infinite times, to the point where Shivan Dragon now shows up in precon decks given away to new players for free
A square card might not be tournament legal, but it can look nice as a collectible item or as a piece of decoration
Its as old as the game itself, and until the introduction of multiplayer formats, wasnt really given extended analysis